Three Former Boston College Football Defensive Backs Sign With New Programs

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Three former Boston College football defensive backs have transferred to new programs after entering the transfer portal. Senior Amari Jackson has joined the University of Maryland, sophomore Omar Thornton has signed with the University of Miami, and freshman Omarion Davis has committed to Penn State University.
Omar Thornton's departure is significant for Boston College, as he was a key player for the Eagles, recording 82 tackles, two sacks, four forced fumbles, and an interception in 2025. He was also recognized with an All-ACC Honorable Mention. Amari Jackson, who has dealt with injuries, played four seasons at Boston College and was known for his strong defensive skills. Omarion Davis contributed 13 tackles last season as a reserve safety.
Boston College has experienced a significant roster change this offseason, losing 30 players to the transfer portal since it opened on January 2, and it remains open until January 16. The Eagles have also added several new players through the portal, including recruits from schools like
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